Abstract: A work period scheduler includes one or more data processors configured to receive performance data relating to the performance of one or more individual workers from a database. The performance data is then analyzed to identify one or more workers as a leader, a leader being a worker whose presence in a group of the individual workers results in an improvement in overall performance of said group. Work periods, e.g. shifts, may then be scheduled based on one or more skills attributed to one or more workers wherein the one or more skills includes leader.

Abstract: A work period scheduler includes one or more data processors configured to receive performance data relating to the performance of one or more individual workers from a database. The performance data is then analyzed to identify one or more workers as a leader, a leader being a worker whose presence in a group of the individual workers results in an improvement in overall performance of said group. Work periods, e.g. shifts, may then be scheduled based on one or more skills attributed to one or more workers wherein the one or more skills includes leader.

Abstract: A computerized method for evaluating operational behavior on a computer is disclosed, comprising activating in the computer a code that intercepts events of operations on a user-interface of the computer and acquires data of the events, providing the data of the events to a computerized apparatus that automatically analyzes the data of the events by employing a pattern recognition algorithm that consequently identifies inefficient operations, summarizing and adapting for manual evaluation information related to the inefficient operations, and visually presenting on a presentation device the summarized and adapted information related to the inefficient operations to accomplish an objective and a computerized system for carrying out the computerized method.